Mormon missionary killed in Ufa attack
Salt Lake City AP reports Manuel Mackintosh 20 of Hiko Nevada died and fellow missionary Bradley Borden 20 of Mesa Arizona was wounded when attacked by a group of men after leaving a Mormon family home in Ufa Russia. The assailants fled, police called, witnesses say attackers appeared intoxicated. Borden remained in stable condition.
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Hiko
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Bradley Alan Borden
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Three men killed in execution style at Atlanta Hilton
Three men were found shot to death in a room on the 24th floor of the Atlanta Hilton & Towers. Police described the scene as execution style and said narcotics may be a motive while omitting confirmed victim identities.
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Talks Extend as Clinton Pushes Middle East Peace
In Queenstown Maryland U S mediation extends peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians for a second day with Clinton meeting Netanyahu and Arafat. Key sticking point remains security guarantees for Israel as land for peace negotiations continue into Monday.
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U.S
Middle East
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Clinton
Benjamin Netanyahu
Train Crash Kills 52 in Egypt Town of Kafr el Dawar
Rescue teams found five more bodies after a train derailed near Kafr el Dawar, 19 miles southeast of Alexandria. At least 52 people died and 101 injured as the southbound train jumped tracks and plowed into shops and a war memorial, with bystanders among the dead. Authorities said the driver changed tracks at high speed. Residents rushed to hospitals to donate blood amid grisly scene reports.
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Egypt
Nabib Yousef Shaltout
Alexandria
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Shahtouts
Interior Ministry
Middl East
Hany Roushdy
Mustafa Attiya
Floods and tornadoes kill 14 in Texas region
Central and southeast Texas suffered heavy weekend storms with more than a foot of rain. At least 14 people died as floods swept through San Antonio and surrounding areas. Gov. Bush planned a tour as National Guard troops were mobilized.
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Waller County
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Snow
George W. Bush
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Pflugerville
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Testimony released in Paula Jones case
In newly public written answers, President Clinton says he had no sexual relations with any women who worked for the federal government or Arkansas since 1986. The release comes as the Jones case awaits appeals court arguments in Minnesota and negotiations for a potential settlement continue.
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Paula Jones
Clinton
Arkansas
U.S
Susan Webber Wright
Mrs. Jones
St. Paul, Minn
No immunity for Pinochet
London AP report notes British cabinet minister says most Britons oppose granting diplomatic immunity to Augusto Pinochet. Demonstrators gathered outside a London clinic where the 82 year old former Chilean dictator was admitted after Friday arrest on a Spanish request. Spanish investigators seek to question him over alleged killings of Spaniards during his 1973 1990 rule.
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Augusto Pinochet
Chile
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Peter Mandelson
Tony Blair
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